Sentence examples for a paradoxical result from inspiring English sources
As pointed out by Kornhauser and Sager (1986) referring to real jury trials, the aggregation of individual opinions on logically interrelated propositions can lead to a paradoxical result, the so-called doctrinal paradox.
Trying too hard could "damage developing relations with traditional partners, such as Russia, and could lead to a paradoxical result".
We learn, for example, that the epidemic outbreaks of polio that periodically terrorized the country in the early and middle decades of the 20th century were a paradoxical result of improved sanitation.
How could it be that a text ostensibly designed by these latter-day Samuel Smileses to infuse me with vim and moral fibre should have such a paradoxical result?
It was notable that the least confident passage in his mostly assured turn at the despatch box came when he tried to dismiss – at great speed – the rise in the debt ratio, as GDP was downgraded, as a "paradoxical result".
A paradoxical result, on display at the Barbican, is Raymond Depardon's essay on Glasgow, which may be the bleakest and most dramatic depiction of that city seen ever made – too bleak, or so the exhibition suggests, for the magazine that commissioned them, with the result that they lay unpublished for 36 years.
This gave the structure a translucent skin where sunlight could pass through, resulting in a paradoxical effect of both camouflage against the horizon and intrigue for people passing by. .
This leads to a seemingly paradoxical result - the magenta mark for the experimentally identified transcription initiation site in psbB of Spinacia oleracea highlights an empty space.
This is a somewhat paradoxical result since the present data and our previous data [ 4] suggest that, in the course of the disease, a switch of promoter occurs and results in higher expression levels.
When strong regional or national identities, silent or suppressed for many years, are suddenly given a voice, the paradoxical result has often been greater harmony and a greater desire to stick together rather than anguish, chaos and disintegration.
Our results clarify a previously reported paradoxical result in protein nanomechanics and contribute to refining our toolbox for understanding the unfolding mechanism used by translocases and degradation machines.
